By RHONDA COOK
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 06/28/08
A boy was killed Saturday when he was struck by the popular Batman ride at Six Flags Over Georgia.
Cobb County police declined to confirm reports that the boy was decapitated, saying they were deferring to the park to release details of the accident that occurred shortly after 2 p.m.
Police spokesman Dana Pearce said the victim was not on the ride when he was "struck and killed." Six Flags said in a statement that details of the fatal accident would be released "shortly."
According to Fox 5 TV, a group of boys with a church group visiting the amusement park jumped a fence around an off-limits area. One of them jumped to grab someone's feet as the Batman ride passed over, and he was decapitated.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 06/28/08
A boy was killed Saturday when he was struck by the popular Batman ride at Six Flags Over Georgia.
Cobb County police declined to confirm reports that the boy was decapitated, saying they were deferring to the park to release details of the accident that occurred shortly after 2 p.m.
Police spokesman Dana Pearce said the victim was not on the ride when he was "struck and killed." Six Flags said in a statement that details of the fatal accident would be released "shortly."
According to Fox 5 TV, a group of boys with a church group visiting the amusement park jumped a fence around an off-limits area. One of them jumped to grab someone's feet as the Batman ride passed over, and he was decapitated.